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Fair on the Planet

Our three new murals are spotlighting the growing climate pressures facing farmers and workers overseas.

Our three murals displayed in London, Bristol and Birmingham
Our three murals displayed in London, Bristol and Birmingham

The Murals

We’ve launched three striking new murals appearing across Birmingham, Bristol and London this August, created by local artists to spotlight the growing climate pressures facing farmers and workers overseas who produce some of the UK’s most loved products, including tea, coffee and chocolate. 

By replacing everyday references to these products with stark synthetic alternatives, the installations highlight how climate pressures could reshape the foods and drinks people rely on. Their message is simple: the futures of these products - and the communities who grow them - cannot be taken for granted. 

You can support by calling on the government to take action and demand business that's fair to people and planet.

London

Bristol

Birmingham

What is Fair on the Planet?

We’re spotlighting people behind your favourite products – the workers who allow us to put the food and drinks we love on the table.
Too many businesses are ignoring these people - profiting from deforestation, exploitation, and climate damage. They must be held accountable.

Dora Atiiga, a cocoa farmer from Ghana

We Need You

We're calling on the government to pass a new law that holds businesses accountable for any abuse or climate damage behind their products and we need your help to force the government to take action.
Irresponsible businesses benefiting from global supply chains cannot keep profiting from deforestation, exploitation, and climate damage. They must be held accountable, voluntary action is no longer enough.

Join over 100,000 other people signing our petition as we demand business that's fair to people and planet.